IN RE: MST. SEEMA BAQAI versus IN RE: MST. SEEMA BAQAI
Section 278 of the Succession Act 1925 & 37 372 Letters Administration Both the victims were the husband and wife of the deceased and only four relatives, sons and daughters were left after he died within four days and the majority of them. Was in their common names. Relatives who had inherited the entire property of the two victims were common because the applicant's brother had filed an affidavit not to favor his sister / applicants, which included the administration of the property for the two victims. A letter grant was made, no special prohibition was declared. In the event of the approval of a letter of administration for the residential property of the two victims under the law, the facts of the case are unusual in nature, it would be appropriate, appropriate and convenient to give a letter of administration to the property of the two victims.
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